Andrei Rublev is Russia's greatest iconographer, best known for his Trinity icon (c. 1411), which depicts the three angels who visited Abraham as the Holy Trinity. His icons are considered the pinnacle of Russian Orthodox sacred art — simultaneously theological statements and objects of contemplation.
The Trinity icon as the definitive visual theology of the Holy Trinity in Eastern Christianity; elevated iconography to the highest spiritual art; his style defined the Moscow school of iconography.
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